Visual C++ Language
Thank you for the idea/reply but i did say in my post ..............
>>Will you ever attempt to finish the Managed Extensions for C++ to C++/CLI conversion tool
I have tried it out and it does not do anything usefull with our code at all : (
>>Can you offer services to take existing MC++ code and convert to the new Visual Studio 2005 SP1 C++/CLI syntax
I guess It is my fault for not putting my question at the top of the post.
I am in big trouble now... manualy editing 40% of the code lines in our product is something I should not have to do because of an enforced syntax change to your compilers : (
Again sorry for the negativity.
PS.....
A Link to A One File Example And Crash Log Can Be Found Here
http://madmac.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/SurfaceProperty.zip
The tool crashes and makes no output at all. The source code example file will show you why I cant face manayaly converting. We have loads of files like this : (
You can open your assembly in .Net Reflector and view/copy/paste/disassemble the source code. You need to install the C++/CLI plugin and the FileDisassembler plugin (http://www.codeplex.com/reflectoraddins).
Thank you for that information
I am realy impressed with refelector and the c++/cli++ plugin
Saddly it cant ever become a conversion tool : ( to many made up names, deadfull formatting and weird byte offsets BUT...
I am sure l help me when i get stuck manualy converting all this source code
I am supprised that no other coders seem to care about migrating MC++ to C++/CLI maybe they jsut freeze MC++ and rewrite dunno : (
Ill stop talking now and get on with it bye
We have just finished and released our 1st software project using Visual Studio 2005 MC++, the source code for this has magically turned into a deprecated syntax during the products development lifecycle.
We are using /clr: oldsyntax to keep our existing code working but for how much longer I don¡¯t know.
For example we cant even add any new forms to our flagship software product with out hacking the project etc.
Will you ever attempt to finish the Managed Extensions for C++ to C++/CLI conversion tool
I have tried it out and it does not do anything usefull with our code at all : (
Can you offer services to take existing MC++ code and convert to the new Visual Studio 2005 SP1 C++/CLI syntax
It seems you have very little interest in helping people like us.
I have read all the migration checklist etc and tried a manual code conversion but the complexity of converting our existing code seems impossible : ( or at least very time consuming and prone to errors
Just manaualy converting the old style "__property" syntax to the new "property" syntax is overwhelming : ( thousands of them to do etc.
This is just one of the problems listed.
Any help would be appreciated, and sorry for being so negative.